Flannery receives Power Partner Award
GRAYSON, Ky. – Kentucky Electric Cooperatives has recognized state Rep. Patrick Flannery of Olive Hill with its 2026 Power Partner Award, honoring his leadership on issues important to Kentucky’s...
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The Kentucky Electric Cooperatives are committed to improving the quality of life in Kentucky. Our member electric cooperatives provide a high level of electrical service at the lowest possible price through a local, consumer-owned form of business. Kentucky’s electric cooperatives serve more than 1.8 million people in 117 of Kentucky’s 120 counties. In addition to providing a host of legislative, communications, and training services to Kentucky’s electric cooperatives, Kentucky Electric Cooperatives is affiliated with several organizations that serve Kentucky’s electric co-ops.
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Training with a view! A beautiful sunrise greeted crews at Inter-County Energy. Pictured is Preston Howell of Nolin Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation, sharpening his skills during the hands-on session. Photos: Randy Meredith and Missy Orr.
Communities are stronger when neighbors work together. During National Co-op Month, we celebrate Nolin Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation for their commitment to serving members, supporting local initiatives and embodying the cooperative spirit every day. #CoopMonth
Safety starts with preparation! Safety & Loss Prevention Instructor Kevin McCarty leads bucket escape training at Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation’s Tompkinsville office, helping linemen practice the skills needed to safely descend from a bucket truck during an emergency. Eston ...Sells of the Burkesville office puts that training into action while Jeff Profitt of the Tompkinsville office operates the truck. Photos and video: Randy Meredith
2026 Kenergy Membership Appreciation Day
Kenergy said “thank you” to its members last week with free barbecue, giveaways and prizes during Member Appreciation Day events across western Kentucky.
This National Co-op Month, we thank Meade County Rural Electric Cooperative for helping communities thrive through service, reliability and a member-focused mission. #CoopMonth
This National Co-op Month, we're proud to recognize Licking Valley Rural Electric Cooperative for its commitment to serving members and enriching the community it calls home. #CoopMonth
Powering Kentucky forward! State Representative Patrick Flannery has been honored with the 2026 Power Partner Award for his leadership on energy issues that matter to Kentucky’s electric cooperatives and the communities they serve.
Flannery receives Power Partner Award - Kentucky Living
Co-ops honor legislator for energy leadership GRAYSON, Ky. – Kentucky Electric Cooperatives has recognized state Rep. Patrick Flannery of Olive...
www.kentuckyliving.comStrong communities are built through cooperation and Taylor County RECC demonstrates that commitment year-round. During National Co-op Month, we celebrate your support of members, investment in local communities and the positive impact you make across the region. #CoopMonth
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